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Insurance Company Report Cards: What Grade Did Your Company Bring Home?Best's Insurance Rating ClassificationsHere is a brief explanation of how A.M. Best rates insurance companies. You should strive to find a company that has at least an A rating and preferably an A+. Best's A+ Superior This is the highest grade an insurance company can achieve. Companies with a Best's A+ have a superior proven ability to meet their financial obligations with their policy holders. Best's A Excellent Companies in this classification also have an excellent financial performance. Not as strong as an A+ company but still more than capable of meeting their financial obligations. Best's B+ Very Good Again, going down the list....these companies have shown a "Very Good" ability to meet their financial obligations to their policy holders. Best's B Good Insurance companies with a B show a good ability to meet their obligations, but not as strong as the previous grades. Best's C+ Fairly Good Again, a fairly good overall performance. Best's C Fair And finally, a C means the insurance company has achieved a fair ability to meet their financial obligations. |
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